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By Chelsea Higginbotham
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In this episode, we journey from the mountain of Transfiguration to the valley below. Peter, James, and John witness Jesus in His glory—His appearance transformed before them as Moses and Elijah stand beside Him. We unpack why these two men matter, how Moses represents the Law and Elijah the Prophets, and what this incredible moment reveals about who Jesus truly is. But they couldn’t stay on the mountain. Waiting in the valley was a desperate father, a hurting son, and a situation the disciples couldn’t fix. We talk about Jesus’ teaching on prayer and one of the most relatable prayers in Scripture: “I believe; help my unbelief.” Because faith isn’t only about what happens on the mountaintop. It’s also about trusting Jesus when we come back down into the valley.

What's getting in the way of becoming more like Jesus? In this episode, we talk about being Kingdom minded, taking sin seriously, cutting away distractions, and what happens when busyness starts crowding out our time with God. It's an honest, encouraging conversation with plenty of laughs and a few rabbit trails along the way.

The disciples have seen Jesus do the impossible. They have seen Him heal and heard Him preach. They have seen Him exhibit mastery over the chaos waters, proving that He is the Son of God. They've heard Peter declare that He is the Messiah, and those on the Mount of Transfiguration even got to witness a glimpse of His glory. And yet, as Jesus begins to tell them what lies ahead, His suffering, death, and resurrection, they still struggle to see these events from a Kingdom perspective. This week, we follow Jesus and the disciples as He predicts His death, Peter finds a coin in the most unlikely place, and an argument breaks out over a very worldly question: Who is the greatest? Jesus' response turns their idea of greatness upside down. With a child in their midst, He shows them the difference between being childish and childlike and reminds them that things look very different when we stop viewing life through a worldly lens and begin seeing it from God's perspective. Join us as we talk about ambition, humility, perspective, and yes... a fish.

This week’s episode highlights one pivotal question that Jesus asked His disciples, “Who do you say that I am?” As we walk through moments of confusion, bold faith, and honest doubts – from the misunderstanding of Jesus’ declaration that He is the Bread of Life, to Peter’s bold pronouncement that Jesus is the Son of God – we discuss these stories and more, and ultimately, ask ourselves how do we answer that question today?

Join us as we walk through the powerful and personal moments when Jesus called His disciples. Jesus spends time in prayer, chooses the ordinary, meets His future disciples where they are in their everyday lives, and calls them to an extraordinary purpose. But this calling was not casual - it required surrender. It demanded obedience. They left behind security and comfort to follow the One who called them. The call of Jesus is still relevant today. He is still calling, and He is still worthy of our surrender.
The podcast currently has 63 episodes available.